Re: HTML storage

["Bradley V. Stone" <bvstone@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

If you're talking about templates, I'd store them in the IFS instead of PFs.
But, with CGIDEV2 there isn't a way I know of to set a "default" directory
for an environment.

So, what I would probably do is create your own.  Create a data area or file
that stores the main path to the templates.  then in each CGI program
retrieve it (great use for ILE here).  Take it onto the subprocedure to load
it and you're all set.

You'll want two environments anyhow, so test points to the test directory,
then prod points to prod.  This means a file holding the default location in
each CGIDEV2 library/development environment.

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: web400-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:web400-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]On
> Behalf Of Bob P. Roche
> Sent: Wednesday, October 31, 2007 3:01 PM
> To: Web Enabling the AS400 / iSeries
> Subject: [WEB400] HTML storage
>
>
> We are just starting to create CGI programs at my company. One problem I
> am trying to get past is,  how to determine where the HTML source is for
> the GETHTML call. When developing I can hard code my development library
> until I think the program is ready. Then the programs object will get
> moved to test and later to production. In the past, source only went into
> the "implement" library to be archived when the project was complete. How
> are other people handling the GETHTML call when the source may get moved
> around from testing to production?
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